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Today's #Bookshop1800s zine sneak peek comes to you from "Evening Drinks" in 1855, lovely art by @amie_draws!
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Anonymous, Harem Women, 1800s #museumarchive #cmaopenaccess https://t.co/sWIx9WIGE6
Some of these #fashionplates date from the 1770s, among the earliest in the history of fashion imagery.
By the end of the 1800s the number of fashion publications had increased with names like Petit courtier des dames (1821), La Mode Illustrée (1860) Harper’s Bazaar (1875) ⤵️
@NaturalRite @3pFox That astictic is equivalent to 1800s game hunting that and that is the best pic I have seen ever saw the dogs playing poker that's this as a vibe
A another wonderful LIVE #grickledoodle sesh with Julián Nariño! We did up some 1800s Dueling Frogs, A Horse Florist, Bulls in a Record Shop, and a Penguin Massage Parlor! Thanks for all the suggestions everybody! See you next week! #drawing https://t.co/xbhgAQZGv0
A another wonderful LIVE #grickledoodle sesh with @herrmetzger ! We did up some 1800s Dueling Frogs, A Horse Florist, Bulls in a Record Shop, and MORE! See all of 'em here: https://t.co/FGTI3cqZC7
Today's #Bookshop1800s zine sneak peek comes to you from a rollicking good time in "Thwarting Success", art by @ShitArtHub!
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Today's 2nd #Bookshop1800s zine sneak peek comes to you from "Gabriel Lost A Bet", a delightfully demonic portrait set in 1835 by @lotusspocuss!
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Today's #Bookshop1800s zine sneak peek comes to you from "Le Bain de Dagon" by @amadness2method, a beautifully reimagined 1860s painting starring the Lord of the Files!
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When it comes to Asian women + femininity being utilized as an asset in western fashion I’m not kidding about my point being centuries old. It’s literally a big part of the study of orientalism. These images are relevant to the og tweet and they’re are all from the 1800s https://t.co/RAAER2leyu
@seaboundsailor_ MY BOY JASPER!!
Hes a time traveler who was born in the 1800s or so !! He travels around and annoys everyone he can thinking hes the absolute ✨best✨I ADORE HIM
In 1836, English naturalist Catharine Parr Traill published 'The Backwoods of Canada', which provides insights into the flora & fauna, indigenous peoples and colonials in the early-1800s in Upper Canada. She would go on to produce further books on Canadian flora; illustrated.
#WyrdWednesday A teacher in France in the 1800s, Emilie Sagee moved from job to job frequently, never staying in one place for long. In each school in which she taught she was plagued by her own ghost, her doppelgänger. This eerie double was seen by every class that she taught.
Mount Ararat by Armenian artist Ivan Aivazovsky.🗻🗻
Although Ararat had been depicted in paintings by many non-native artists (mostly European travelers in the 1800s), Aivazovsky was the first known #Armenian artist to illustrate the mountain. These paintings are from the 1880s
Given our bias toward land biomes, our concept of healthy oceans is even more distorted. Beginning in the 1800s, the largest animals to ever live were subjected to an industrialized slaughter.
The reason? To feed our insatiable hunger for lamp oil, derived from their blubber.